... architect. —Mr Fingland, hosiery mauufactuier, is making preparations for erecting a large and handsome factory his ten at Mansfield Park, near the railway station. The plan has been prepared by Mr Manuel, and the mason work let to Messrs Scott & Thomson.—Mrs ...

... bought by Mr John Guthrie, at the upset feu duty of £l5 per annum per acre. There were no other offerers. The areas in Mansfield Park were then put up, when one of the smaller areas, a corner one, was knocked down to James Scott, joiner. High Street, at ...

... thirtieth conviction, and the Magistrate sent him to jail for sixty days. of Buildino Areas. —On Thursday the area in Mansfield Park, immediately behind Messrs Blenkhorn, Richardson, & Co.’s premises, extending to about an acre, was disposed of to Messrs ...

... building designed to provide for the science and art classes, the public museum, &c., erected by public subscription. In Mansfield Park —the town s property —two factories are nearly finished, and a large wing is being joined to a third. The Gas Company ...

... postponed owing to the extremely unfavourable weather. The programme, however, was carried out on Saturday afternoon at Mansfield Park, the new ground of the Hawick Football Club. The Oddfellows did not, on this occasion, officially take part in the proceedings ...

... them try to nil. HAWICK.— Under favourable weather conditions, numerous football matches were played here on Saturday. At Mansfield Park there was a meeting between the Hawick and Peebles County clubs, resulting a victory for the home players by a dropped ...

... premises of Mr Archd. Aitken, licensed grocer, Wilton Path, was blown down. Tbe building shed of Mr Eckford, situated Mansfield Park, was completely overturned. Numerous chimney cans, slates, and pieces of zinc were blown off the roofs of houses, tops ...

... twenty-second appearance for various offences, and was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment—William Robertshaw, spinner, Mansfield Park, was yesterday charged with stealing, between Ist May, 1887, and 2Kth December, 1888, from the factory of Bleukhorn, ...

... Robert M'DongaU, William Bell, James Connor, Thomas Rae, Thomas Clark, end Charles Flynn, were charged with in field at Mansfield Park dyeworka, belonging Robert Hunter, commercial traveller; and several of them were also charged with breaking barrow. Evidence ...

... AND MODERN RIVALS. A match between the '* ancients of Hawick and Galashiels clubs was played on Saturday afternoon on Mansfield Park. Although the players were very much earnest, and made a keen contest all through, the straggle was carried on with marked ...

... with that of last year'# Maori match, but the Edinburgh Academicals, well the West of Scotland, are down to appear at Mansfield Park. A new feature in the fixture list English tour which comes off during the New Year holidays, in course of which one ...

... theft, etc. PICNICS.—The first annual picnic of Hawick Football Club took place on Saturday afternoon the club's ground at Mansfield Park, but the very disagreeable weather which prevailed proved a great disappointment to the promoters the gathering, for which ...